Tag: justice
After five weeks of NYCUP Spring and Winter Break I smiled. I smiled because we did our first ever Winter Break with 12 brave students and staff from the University of Delaware. At Session 2, I got to see Zack Kattwinkel from JMU and just “liked” his post about moving to Memphis soon to teach. [...]
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So, this is my first Valentine’s Day as a married man and Valentine’s Day is something I don’t want to get wrong! The question is, do I let comfort and convenience control what I buy Priscilla or do I take the time use the money that I have to love my neighbor as myself [...]
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This was my favorite book when I was a kid – hands down. Why? Because when something wasn’t there Harold picked up a pen and drew it. The ability to take nothing to something fascinated me. When I got a bit older when I read the Bible, I was fascinated by what people did not [...]
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Above is our old flyer for Just Art I, with the details changed for our upcoming Just Art II. Lame? Yeah, we know. We think we can do better. Actually, we think you can do better, and we’re running a design challenge to prove it. Submit a poster design for Just Art II, Truth vs. [...]
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It’s Monday, and we’re all getting back into the swing of our internships after a restorative weekend. We have long commutes, deadlines, difficult kids, sometimes difficult co-workers, and summer heat– but no complaints here! We love what we do. Take a look at how my co-workers are lifting up their hands and feet, their hearts [...]
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That’s how I feel sometimes when I hear what certain people are doing in the name of Christ: but also when I hear people who love Christ and do nothing. How do we address this spiritual complacency? Come out on Friday at Overseas Chinese Mission Church and see what InterVarsity’s New York City Urban Project [...]
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Andi, a sixteen-year-old runaway, was repeatedly sold by her trafficker on the street. Even though the Safe Harbor Act recognizes that prostituted children are trafficking victims, Andi was arrested, arraigned in criminal court and convicted of prostitution. In its landmark anti-trafficking laws, New York State has taken the lead in recognizing that many women and [...]
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NYCUP Artist Courtney Wong debuts her song “Taking A Stand” in a music video directed by Gisella Gutierrez (a NYCUP Alum). The song tells a story of the terrible injustice surrounding Sex Trafficking, and about her choice to take a stand while inviting us to do so too.
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